Home fortification is likely at the top of the preparedness “to-do” list. If you have very deep pockets, building a fortress is feasible, but for most of us, budget-minded tasks will have to do. Evaluating a home’s strengths and weaknesses ...
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A Life Without Bills: Middle-Aged Couple Builds $30,000 Off-Grid Cob Home
If you are intrigued by off-the-grid living but are put off by the expense of building your own self-sufficient house, you need to take a look at a couple’s home in Bisbee, Ariz. They built their 600-square-foot abode for only ...
Read More »He Built An Underground House For $50
As someone who lived for more than three decades in an underground house he designed and built for $50 and then later expanded for $500, Mike Oehler has a mission. Now in his 70s, Oehler wants to convince other people ...
Read More »Obama Signs Anti-GMO Labeling Bill Backed By Monsanto
WASHINGTON – President Obama signed a bill into law over the weekend that supporters are calling a GMO labeling bill but that opponents charge is exactly the opposite. In fact, the new law was supported by Monsanto. It passed the ...
Read More »BREAKING: Anti-GMO Labeling Bill, Backed By Monsanto, Goes To Obama
WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives sent a bill to President Obama Thursday that would overturn a landmark Vermont law requiring the labeling of GMO foods. The bill, which was backed by Monsanto and passed the House by a vote ...
Read More »State Seizes Homes, Makes Innocent Citizens Pay $5,000 To Get Them Back
Innocent citizens whose property is seized by police in Michigan have to pay cash for the chance to get it back. Even worse, there’s no guarantee that those who pay the cash will get their belongings returned. Homeowners whose ...
Read More »‘Nanny State Bill’ Passes Mandating That Teachers Grade PARENTS
Teachers would be required to monitor parents’ involvement with their children and even “grade” their interaction under a proposed state law in Mississippi. If House Bill 4 is approved, then parents would receive grades for homework completion, attendance at ...
Read More »A Ban On Single-Family Homes?
Seattle’s city council and mayor seriously considered getting rid of traditional neighborhoods of single family homes in an effort to encourage or pressure people to live in apartments and other types of multi-family housing. A rejected change to the city’s ...
Read More »Senate Close To Protecting Monsanto, Banning GMO Labeling
The United States Senate may go against the wishes of 93 percent of Americans and ban labelling that tells customers if foods contain GMO (genetically modified organism) ingredients. The Senate’s Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition & Forestry heard testimony on a ...
Read More »Congress Rushing To Prevent Nationwide Blackout?
With little media coverage, two House subcommittees in mid-September held hearings on the vulnerability of the U.S. power grid, with one U.S. representative acknowledging that the grid is old and susceptible to attack – and even saying if it goes ...
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